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Please join us for the upcoming mining webinar, "Geospatial Strategies for Tailings Storage Facility Management" on January 27, at 10:00 a.m. PST. This webinar demonstrates how remote sensing plays a critical role in monitoring of tailings facilities to reduce risk and ensure stability of structures. The variety of sensors and quantity of data is constantly growing, with satellite, aerial, and ground-based platforms constantly capturing new imagery. The ArcGIS platform can manage these diverse datasets and provides tools for turning the data into valuable information that can help you reduce risk of tailings failures. Sign up for the webinar: https://www.esri.com/en-us/industries/natural-resources/webinars If you are not able to make the live session, return to this GeoNet post for a recording of the webinar. Thank you, The Mining Team
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Please join us for the upcoming petroleum webinar, "Integrate Real-Time / IoT Data into your Digital Twin for Petroleum" on February 3, at 10:00 a.m. PST. This webinar shows how oil and gas operators can leverage investments in their core system of record with real-time data feeds, leading to powerful ROI. We will take a deep dive into the newest Esri software solution in this space, ArcGIS Velocity. Sign up for the webinar: https://www.esri.com/en-us/industries/petroleum/webinars If you are not able to make the live session, return to this GeoNet post for a recording of the webinar. Thank you, The Petroleum Team
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"Integrate Real-Time / IoT Data into Your Digital Twin for Pipeline," webinar is scheduled for January 20, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. PST. Register on our webinar series page https://www.esri.com/en-us/industries/petroleum/webinars If you miss the live session, please return to this location for the video recording. Thank you, The Pipeline Team
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We hope you enjoyed the Geospatial Strategies for Tailings Storage Facility Management webinar for the mining community. Feel free to view the recording at your leisure. For further information, please contact Esri's Matt Ballard at Mballard@esri.com or Peter Will at Pwill@esri.com. Thank you for your time and attention. Be on the lookout for additional mining webinars. Warm regards, The Mining Team
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Thank you to those who were able to attend our webinar, "Beyond Points on a Map: Adding Value to your Business with Location Intelligence." See the following resources for further information: - Contact Esri's Adam Pittman at Apittman@esri.com - Contact Esri's Matt Ballard at Mballard@esri.com. - Webinar Youtube Link: Beyond Points on a Map: Adding Business Value with Location Intelligence Webinar - YouTube Questions and answers from webinar Q. How is the route optimization technology effected by remote areas that are outside the normal cellular or mobile reception areas? A. In areas without access to the internet, we are able to enable offline access for turn by turn directions and mobile mapping. For example, in the morning a user might be connected to wifi and get their daily route downloaded before going out into the field. There are ways to handle this and if it is a challenge you are having, we can provide more recommendations. Q. Drone imagery was briefly mentioned, what would be the best way of increasing the value of the data collected other than just basic video or still imaging? A. We will be happy to discuss one on one, but there are many other derived value products. Q. Can I get help to build the petroleum hub with arcgis online? A. We will be happy to discuss one-on-one. Please reach out to the emails provided above. Q. For route optimization does it work on mobile? And can we integrate this solution with SAP or IBM systems? A. Yes, there is a mobile portion of that solution including turn-by-turn directions and data collection. We can integrate with various solutions such as SAP and IBM. Would be happy to discuss further in a future call. Thank you for your time and attention. Have a nice day. Warm regards, The Petroleum Team
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We hope you enjoyed the "Enhance Pipeline Mobility Workflows with ArcGIS" webinar, where we demonstrated how to leverage investments already made in the area of pipeline field operations, yielding powerful return on investment. Feel free to view the recording at your leisure. For further information, please contact Jeff Allen at Jeff_Allen@esri.com. Be sure to check back for answers to questions that were unaddressed in the webinar. Thank you for your time and attention. Be on the lookout for additional pipeline webinars. Warm regards, The Pipeline Team
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We hope you enjoyed the webinar A New Era Begins in Pipe Data Management (APAC). Please view the recording at your leisure. For further information, please contact the following Esri staff: • Jeff Allen: Jeff_Allen@esri.com • Chee Siew Lai: cslai@esri.com • Youtube video link coming soon. Thank you for your time and attention. Be on the lookout for additional pipeline webinars. Warm regards, The Pipeline Team
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We hope you enjoyed our webinar, "A New Era Begins in Pipe Data Management (for European time zones)." Please view the recording at your leisure. - To get in touch with Esri's Jeff Allen: JAllen@esri.com - To get in touch with Esri's Billy Patel: BPatel@esri.com Select Questions and Answers from the webinar session are forthcoming. Thank you for your time and attention. Have a nice day. Cordially, The Pipeline Team
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We hope you enjoyed our webinar, "A New Era Begins in Pipe Data Management." Please view the recording at your leisure. - To get in touch with Esri's Jeff Allen: JAllen@esri.com - To get in touch with Esri's Billy Patel: BPatel@esri.com Select Questions and Answers from the webinar session coming soon. Thank you. Cordially, The Pipeline Team
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Thank you to those who were able to attend the Esri Petroleum webinar on June 16, 2020, tilted, "Enhanced Logistics for Operational Efficiency in Petroleum." Please enjoy and peruse the recording at your leisure. For further information, please see the resources below: View and share the Youtube video link View the webinar slideshow Contact Esri's Adam Pittman: Apittman@esri.com Contact Esri's Scott Noulis: SNoulis@esri.com Join the Esri Petroleum User Group on LinkedIn To stay aware of upcoming webinars, visit the Esri homepage, Petroleum and Pipeline GIS Webinar Series Select questions and answers from the webinar session. I am a master’s student in GIS, how can I get the data and software for project? You can access the software through your university or as an annual purchase through a student account. Here is the link for the Student use software (https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-for-student-use/overview). If you do not purchase the StreetMap Premium dataset your next best option is to investigate the Open StreetMap Data or use the ArcGIS Online tools if your studies don't take you off the commercial road network. Do the schemas of the tables have to match a certain set to solve the vehicle routing problem? Yes, the schemas do need to match for the algorithms to function properly. You will need an input layer for all of the stops that need to be visited and the orgin/destination locations. You can append the data from your input layers to the VRP schema using the field mapper option in the append tool. Does the user of webmap need to have a license to use network tool? The user of the web app would only need a license that allows them to create content. The VRP tool is published using the Network Analyst Server Extension, which isn't tied to any specific user. The manner in which that web tool is shared through the Portal will determine who can use it. How often is StreetMap Premuim updated? E.g., when new roads are being work on? StreetMap Premium is updated quarterly by HERE. You will receive the updates along with tools to update your dataset in ArcGIS Pro. How do you keep the live location of the truck/transportation? This is more of an IoT question. You would need to ingest the vehicle feed into something like GeoEvent Server or Analytics for IoT. This would produce a service by which you could ingest and see near real-time update in your app. What if a company is using a contractor? For Example, the company doesn’t own the truck so they have to outsource for whatever reason, can you still keep track through the Nav? Yep! So long as the contractor will allow you to access that logistics feed - that can be as simple as giving the driver a mobile phone... Is there a URL schema to push to Navigator the route or do you have to publish the route to server? In the scenario we showed, the URL schema called the Navigator app and passed the map (MMPK) item ID and the corresponding route layer item ID as parameters. Both the MMPK and the route layer items would need to be published to Portal to do this. An alternative would be to push a stop list to Navigator. When this is done, the names of all the stops (in the optimized sequence) are passed as parameters in the URL. So there would be no need to publish the routes to Portal first. What if I don’t have Network Routes as I have don’t have Network Road? You must have some sort of data to route against. The data needs to have the appropriate network and logic built in order to generate the intelligent route to avoid one way roads, not turn down one way streets, etc. Is there technology and solution used for shipping? Great question, reach out to us. Although the tools we showed today focused on vehicle fleets, there are tools in the ArcGIS platform, that could be used in support of supply chain and vessel traffic to be used to optimize pickups/deliveries and cargo shipments. On Web AppBuilder, do you have a custom geoprocesing to create routes? No custom geoprocessing, we are simply publishing the tool configured in desktop to the enterprise environment as a geoprocessing service. The GP service is then referenced in the out-of-the-box geoprocessing widget within WAB. We will share a resource on our Webinar page to help guide you through setting this up. If you have questions, just reach out to us! How do you build that in Experience for ArcGIS? Experience Builder is NICE! This is a new product and an entirely new code base when compared to Web AppBuilder. We will post our code samples when ready to our webinar site for all to see. If we have custom routes, can I view these routes in Navigator? You sure can view your custom roads/routes in Navigator. Once you integrate your custom roads they can be viewed and used by everyone if you have licensed the commercial data. How are you tracking which stops have been visited by the lease operator on a daily route? This can be done by various methods Mike, by time stamp, by crossing a geographic buffer, by manual entry, etc - there can be several triggers set. In this scenario, workers would complete a form in Survey123 when their activity is completed. The timestamp of the form is then compared against scheduled time of the stop. Where are those outputs saved; orders/sequence, and routes specifically? Shapefile in your file structure? or is that saved just in ArcGIS online? No Shapefiles! :). This is all within the enterprise database associated with the deployment. The outputs for the desktop tool can be saved as feature classes within a FGDB. A tool can then be run to share the output as route layers and feature layers/services to your ArcGIS Online or Enterprise Portal. The tool in the web app created an output stored as a feature layer in the Portal. How much would all of this cost, as far extensions go? If you have no software you would of course need to purchase it. If you already have Desktop and Network Analyst you can do all of the Desktop workflow. Publishing as a web service would require the Enterprise components (ArcGIS Enterprise along with the Network Analyst Extension for Enterprise). The most expensive part beyond that would likely be the purchase of the commercial road network. You are welcome to reach out to us and we can help you cost this out. I am guessing you probably already have much of the software you need. Warm Regards, The Petroleum Team
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